The 2026 guide to Priority Certificate of Sponsorship
What a Priority CoS is, when you need one, how it differs from a standard CoS, and how to avoid common UKVI rejection reasons.
Coming soonPlain-English notes on Certificates of Sponsorship, salary rules, and Sponsor Licence applications.
What a Priority CoS is, when you need one, how it differs from a standard CoS, and how to avoid common UKVI rejection reasons.
Coming soonGoing-rate vs minimum salary, new entrant discounts, and how to set the right CoS salary first time.
Coming soonThe exact evidence the Home Office expects from new UK sponsors, with notes on common pitfalls.
Coming soonPriorityCOS is an administrative support service. We pursue Home Office Priority Service slots for Certificate of Sponsorship requests and help collate Sponsor Licence application paperwork. We do not provide immigration or legal advice.
We are not a law firm and we are not registered with the OISC (now the Immigration Advice Authority) or the SRA. We do not represent you before the Home Office, do not log in to your SMS account, and do not issue the CoS.
If your matter requires regulated immigration advice — for example eligibility opinions, refusals, appeals, judicial review, contested compliance action, or personal immigration applications — we will refer you to a qualified OISC/IAA-registered immigration adviser or SRA-regulated immigration solicitor. Any reliance on regulated advice should come from those advisers, not from PriorityCOS.
For any regulated advisory work, PriorityCOS acts purely as a lead-generation agency for SRA-regulated immigration consultants and OISC/IAA-registered advisers. The advice, client relationship, and professional responsibility sit with that regulated firm — not with PriorityCOS.
Flat £299 — pay only on success. Priority slot typically secured within 5 working days.